Mental canary
lol That was like The Clangers
Shove her off the boat!!!!
Baz posted:Iâve got two wood pigeons ....and two collared doves that live in my garden
PB and BB chase them
Baz posted:Iâve got two wood pigeons ....and two collared doves that live in my garden
yes same here but think they are 2 collared pigeons
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Shove her off the boat!!!!
Volunteers
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Does anyone else know the saying...
"Dropping a clanger"?
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Shove her off the boat!!!!
Volunteers
she is boring
Rocking Ros Rose posted:Baz posted:Iâve got two wood pigeons ....and two collared doves that live in my garden
yes same here but think they are 2 collared pigeons
Mine are two small for pigeons
"I've dived with them, swum with them and been invited to dinner by them".
Baz posted:She even made that gorgeous jellyfish sound boring !
Yep, sheâs useless
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
"I've dived with them, swum with them and been invited to dinner by them".
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Does anyone else know the saying...
"Dropping a clanger"?
I do
Baz posted:Rocking Ros Rose posted:Baz posted:Iâve got two wood pigeons ....and two collared doves that live in my garden
yes same here but think they are 2 collared pigeons
Mine are two small for pigeons
awww
Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Does anyone else know the saying...
"Dropping a clanger"?
I do
Ah, so it's a nationwide thing then.
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Does anyone else know the saying...
"Dropping a clanger"?
I do
Ah, so it's a nationwide thing then.
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Does anyone else know the saying...
"Dropping a clanger"?
I do
Ah, so it's a nationwide thing then.
and me
That was a lovely 90 minutes ....thanks for the company ....I doubt Iâll make it tomorrow cos I have visitors ...but Iâll be back Wednesday
Apart from Gillian, that was great. Thanks for the company, everyone
that went quick enjoyed that
TFTC you three.
I have some lovely foxgloves in my garden, I grew them from seeds last year, what happens at the end of the flowering season?
machel posted:I have some lovely foxgloves in my garden, I grew them from seeds last year, what happens at the end of the flowering season?
Iâve never grown them but I found this:
âFoxglove flowers may be grown from seed, producing blossoms in the second year. If flower heads are not removed, foxglove plants reseed themselves abundantly. Using them as cut flowers can decrease reseeding. If flowers are allowed to drop seeds, thin the seedlings next year to about 18 inches apart, allowing growing foxgloves room to develop. If you want additional foxglove plants next year, leave the last flowers of the season to dry on the stalk and drop seeds for new growth.
Read more at Gardening Know How: Foxglove Plants â Tips For Growing Foxgloves https://www.gardeningknowhow.c...foxglove-flowers.htm â
machel posted:I have some lovely foxgloves in my garden, I grew them from seeds last year, what happens at the end of the flowering season?
Hi Machel Iâm not 100% sure , but I think if you leave the seed heads on at the end of the summer they dry out and re seed themselves ....but Iâm sure one of the more knowledgable FMs will be able to tell you
Baz posted:Snap Hi Yogi
Evening Baz
Baz posted:No sun here either Chris !
Been rainy here
Stop with the song references!